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Report in the Archives of Internal Medicine finds that less than half of the doctors who got $1 million or more from device makers reported that when publishing studies in medical journals.
The number of people enrolled in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program is expected to jump dramatically while proposals that would potentially affect the program will likely stall until the economy improves.
Rapid growth in the number of applicants for Social Security disability benefits has soared between 2008 and 2009, threatening the solvency of the program.
Labor unions are living up to their pledge to target and spend campaign dollars against Democrats who voted "no" on health reform, The Hill reports.
In his first big speech as Obama's top Medicare official, Donald Berwick called on insurers to join in a "full partnership" with his agency to achieve a health system with lower costs that doesn't withhold care from anyone or risk harming patients.
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including reports about a speech by the new CMS director and the run up to Sept. 23 - the day several health overhaul provisions take effect.
AllAfrica.com reports on a "fellowship hosted by the U.N. Foundation" last week "to educate the media about progress that has been made on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) thus far and what still needs to be done before the 2015 target date for achieving them."
"Doctors and AIDS activists on Friday urged African governments to fulfill a decade-old pledge to spend more of their own money on health if they want international help in fighting AIDS," the Associated Press reports.
The 50th annual meeting of the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC) kicked off in Boston on Sunday with experts warning that a "slowdown" in research on antibiotic development could result in treatment challenges, Agence France-Presse reports.
Participants at the first meeting of the African Green Revolution Forum (AGRF)
The Commission for Africa, a panel set up by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, issued a report (.pdf) Monday which says international donors must follow up on aid commitments to Africa and help the continent address new challenges, Agence France-Presse reports (9/12).
At least one aspect of the GOP's health overhaul repeal push has become bipartisan: Objections to a provision requiring businesses that file 1099 tax forms to provide line-item detail of any purchases of $600 or more in a given year.
Politico reports that senior White House adviser David Axelrod said Sunday that he thinks voters will "eventually warm to health care reform."
Kaiser Health News presents a selection of Monday's opinions and editorials from around America.
On Friday, an appeals court temporarily stayed a judge's ban on the federal government funding embryonic stem-cell research.
Lawmakers and others are closely watching a legal challenge to the health reform law brought in Florida as a possibility of what the future may hold.
The Seattle Times examines how the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's goal to eradicate malaria is shaping aspects of global malaria research.
States address a range of policy issues.
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